Nigeria stands at a pivotal crossroads. With an infrastructure deficit estimated at $3 trillion over the next 30 years, the country faces a formidable barrier to economic growth and progress toward the attainment of  Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Currently, Nigeria’s infrastructure stock is just 30% of GDP, far below the 70% benchmark recommended by the World Bank. 

Yet, recent macroeconomic reforms initiated since mid-2023 have opened a critical—though time-sensitive—window to rewrite this narrative. The challenge is no longer identifying the need, but executing a strategy that attracts investment at scale. Given fiscal constraints, mobilising private capital is not optional—it is imperative!